Last spring I added the "Painter's Vase" stamp to my collection and it's become a fast favourite as, since then, I've used it several times to create beautiful watercolour blooms. (Check out a previous project here). With it's large scale, it's a statement making stamp which can be made soft and delicate like my earlier card, or bold and cheerful like today's card simply by changing the ink colours used.
I paired the boldness of the blooms with a soft aqua cardstock which complements, yet doesn't compete with, the brightness of the flowers. Finally, I choose to stamp them on the Jumbo Tag by The Stamp Market, which is a wonderful basic to add to your collection.
One last tip: For today's card I stamped the image off the edge of the tag in order to allow the greeting room to shine without being crowded.
Thanks for popping by today, and I hope that you enjoy the rest of the week!
SUPPLY LIST:
Stamps: Painter's Vase by Penny Black
Distress ink markers: Victorian Velvet, Worn Lipstick, Picked Raspberry, Shabby Shutters, Mowed Lawn by Ranger
Dies: Jumbo Tag by The Stamp Market
Cardstock: Solar White by Neenah, Icy Mint by Bazzill, Watercolour white paper by Ranger
Other: Spellbinders Die Cutting Machine, MISTI Stamp positioner (large or small, either will work for cards), 3D Foam adhesive,
